Web Map & App Development
Mapping Data with ArcGIS Online
See also Create an Interactive Web Map: Introduction to ArcGIS Online and Build Custom Map Applications with Web AppBuilder
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One-Day Workshop Registration & fee required Continuing education units (CEUs): 0.75 GISCI educational achievement points: 0.1875 This class is eligible for GI Bill education and training benefits. |
Overview
GIS is for everyone! ArcGIS Online for Organizations (AGO) offers a way to create interactive web maps and web-map applications which can be shared with any website user. With nothing more than a web browser, workshop attendees will learn how to take advantage of ready-to-use online geospatial data and map resources to quickly put GIS to work. They will learn how to create an interactive web map and then create and publish a user-friendly web-map application that can be easily consumed by planners, project managers, customers, and citizens.
Audience
Anyone who wants to learn how to create interactive web maps and applications.
Topics Covered
- What is ArcGIS Online?
- Who uses ArcGIS Online?
- What can I do with ArcGIS Online?
- ArcGIS Online best practices
- Making a web map
- Sharing a web map
- ArcGIS Online administration
- Project: Create a Story Map
Prerequisites and Recommendations
All ArcGIS Online functions occur within a web browser. A basic understanding of how geospatial data is consumed is helpful. Get the basics by watching these four videos (external link).
What You Will Receive
- 7.5 hours of instruction from a CompTIA Certified Technical Trainer (CTT).
- Use of a student PC while in class, with appropriate software and access to training data.
- A copy of the workshop training materials.
- Upon completion, a signed completion certificate which will indicate the CEUs (0.75) and GISCI (0.1875) points earned.
Our Students Speak
“I now have very good starting knowledge of the program and would feel confident if someone asked me to create a map using AGO.”
“I thought the exercises were good, and the simplicity of the program and how user-friendly it is was a nice surprise. I would love to use ArcGIS Online in the workplace and hope for opportunities to do so.”